Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 47, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 May 1874 — Page 6

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ADDINtf.

00R SUIIDEPMTMENI!

Elegant Ready-'Suit* 4a Ui Cloth, I.'t—rr rtpi iV La**V

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styles and 3-

our Suitshave been making many sales the past week. Do not boy a single suit until yon

DRESS GOODS BE PARTMEXT.

Black and Striped Iron Frame GRENADINES. The celebrated "Hwtenss" M»ke perior to any nuB^i'^ 'Hred- itolor Brilliant, Durability ui^ paswed.

Japanese Silks and Fo±,_ .is. The most complete stock In the city at prices ranging from 12X

cent* to 75 cent* per yard.

Beautiful Spring I)rw» Goods In great variety at very low price*. HOBEHO, ROOT & CO.,

OPERA HuUSE.

Wanted.

In store. Mewaw

~\\r A NTED—A OOODj_ Vf work

Apply by tetter to P.O. Box 163 Ten* Mhjr M-U

ANTED—THE LADY WHO PICKED up a package containing a pair of Kid ishows from our co:::.*jer Mouday, v, would kindly nay pi «i* -n«iem.a*i M. jrop««r owner Hi wshmg ft* loesn. A. HE to. «CO. maylS-lt

ANTED—SITUATION BY A YOUNG man, as clerk or bookkeeper. Inquire MILLER A ARLETII'H, wmth tth street. maylft-tf

\\TANTED-FIFTY YOUNG MEN IN the city and country to ertl the Hewing Machine in the mas k. t. 1 'it work and good pay. Calllmmw! clyt :. secure good territory. Extra in ooem• -uts live men who desire to in'. ,in 2ii» bo (XU ou or address K. B. MeDUFF, Manager, XX) Main street Terre Haute, Ind.

For Sale.

-Al SALE OK TRADE-ONE NEW OPEN Hiiggr. Inquire of C. L. MELVIN, at 'ulman A Cox, corner of 6th and Main St#.

F°i Hull

SALE—TYPE AND OTHER MATErtal sufficient for a 32 column i«»per, but uned. Bourgeois, Brevelr, 3Ton»areil

rCE! ICE!

Audrcfli) aprKf

and over SO louts of display type Box 1018, Terre Haute, Ind.

Assignee'sBankrupt Sale!

-or- ..

MILLINERY GOODS!

At the narihweat eorwr af Third Mfiait eeta, on neriheMst earner niklit Mqaare. (PMriifloi Bioek.

The Pelterahon A Co., St. Louis, Mo., Bankrupt W hot Male Stock of Millinery baa been consigned to Terre-Hauta, to be closed oat in every possible way at great sacrifice and at once, wholesale anT retail. The HIU VMW» wmwbpiw Mock in bulk fills a oar, and embrace® 1000 Straw, Hair Cactus Hal*. 109 a Bonnet Fran i. 1«0 Cartona Ribbon*.

Boxes aaeorted Flower* 600 Yards colored Bilks. White A colored Crepe, Straw Trimmings and Ornaments, Hair Qc tuH thousand tnings tufdealersin the city and surrounding _i» tli 111 a I rr

n» eo y* «^fnvit!i^triweTto~fiera^T«s tlK ».xd* will be sold tor what they will

rr** tnoo|Ai fo •"-ply PI otd.: of ur H«»* oflitY

ILLINEKV

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Terre Hantfi lee Co.,

MAlNXTRRET.

E. B. COLE,

DEALER IN

Milinery Goods, Laces,

EMBROIDERIES am! K«»T1

arid

JEW LIVERY.

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Jf •. ISI lslafw, Terr* Vtante, Ind.

Has a lainw and rkasal Htnek. of Benneih

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an t-t ri. 1 be.

••-•A \U-L-T to

J. A. BURGAN,

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toaott any tsata. M* W®1 an a Ssiiy.f B»»rdiaf H®i*» itu f)» «»k. (Vill and aesthe

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C. D.De

prices Of

have

seen and priced oar stock. All our Salts are warranted to fit,

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TERRE HAUTE, MAY3MS74,

TB1. -ATI iJ)AY KVEN1 NO MAIL sale c«h Saturday aAernomi by TT t*

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i. Marya, iti-1 .Ksnn» ua.

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-Dout Ml to see the bar^iina we offer in fine clothing. ERI.A^ ta A Co., Origioal One-Price Clothiers.

The City and Vicinity.

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XE W AD VERTJ&EMEXT8.

Cal. Thomaa-Optlcian and Watchmaker. Tony Paiao—Opera House. Courtt k.ii-\ I.i'i—Oi" Peach f..i.loe* Wai-tvd *«*i Boy. Jotu i'•-• !.•••!« Circus. Sweet l\tato» Plants—12-•

-•a. street.

:eet. l&Co.

Unheard of Fact—J. A. I It. Oasa—Art Emporium. IHuiuuSi, KKHH, v- it (.Store, We. CI Good*—A. Her*

Co,

Kaux../ Fluai»Teas, Ac—J. iLciMUtniKwa. from Bankrupt £a)*~A. He« tk*. ieat Slaughter of Hllk*—W.X JSyce

Flour at -Telegraph Mills. «««the li.iJlJOlfe«d-

ti ildmis* Siolia—Bee Hiva.

Co.

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Erlauger ACo.

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W nttted—A. Hera

u, ACTIVE BOY TO

Co.

Grand Temperance ljaUy—Dowllng Hail.

TUB license law takes effect on and after July 1st.

Con.so rtreet In being openeJ through the college grounds.

SUGAtt CKKKK has a ghost which gets OB a bender avery Thursday night, rj

IT LA expected that business will be lively In the Mayor's office, after the first of July.

THE real estate business in this vicinity Is reported dull at present, but the prospect for a reaction is good

THE crusaders have been very busy all week in the Auditor's office. Tbey are copying all the petitions which liave demonstrated that defective been filed for the consideration of the commissione ra, at the June term.

Mi»*. Pbbkuxa Hrwr,«f Parkewont*', l- .: fon temperai.• to-night at C.«i I uocjr M. tL chtiroh. Aa Orator, %lio bm a l^N^OIV

Fsanft I tu M-.jrr the .al fis!« bwa^ry at tin- fo-.t .»f Malnstree:. i: ?.- a doming unU wi|l run ftHit .aof b»«m

BA«W-.|i.i3bef-of' ThpMaii with '•Life fen tuu flaijuu:«,'' *n behad on apfdleatlon at thisofBoe, or at the nswa--lands here and in surnumdlng towns.

THE delegates to THFLUHNOCRSTK Cou iv ty Convention wens In 1Mb''"n aMii.r Uow the wind ntnqccoua «u4l(fcll«fO| hand l*» *ei»

Ta* UKATHBIO.—The attention of the community is invited to the Fifth Chapter Of the Book of Daniel for an elucidation of tho great Oratorio of Babylon, to be rendered at the Opera House next Saturday, May 80th. £fj, f#

|raft Knights «f tho Mystic Tto will picnic al !ruHidyke'a grove, oh the }l«o of the K., T. H. tt C. road, ou the Fourth of July, Arrangemcnta are being mad* on a grand scale, and tho boys are determined to make a success of Jt^

MAiwtTAO* IjtCKJranES.—The following marriage licenses have been issued by th© County Clerk since jo»r Jastsroport:

Janu* H. Brack and AulefluS Tlibnias. LafttveUe Barton and (labrUlto Httnulcutt, Win,' R. Settle and Ell*n A. Harbert. Aaron Overbulstar aud Miirlha E, Hull. -ju" ^HK Vn^&m rAkla to frnwlbrdsville on Thursday was a very pleasant one, Thero were seven coaches of merry ones bent on having a good time, and they succeeded. The time was passed in dancing, Toute's band furnished the music, croquet and ball playing. The party returned to the city at 9 o'clock.

IT has beerh demonstrated that when there arc tiro plugs in the vicinity of'ft fire it is useless for the fire engines to be brought out, as the water works are much more effectivo. It has also been llues are the causc of nearly all the fires in which frame buildings are consumed. This evil ought to be reminded, and to this end would it not bo well that the city

TKK steamer Prairie City went down wouiu it noi iw wuu umv mo wvj the river this morning about twenty-five

TIIK police force has been reduced from fifteen fio twelve. Tliia is a masterstroke for economy, at a time when the city marshal and bis deputies have to discharge the duties of street cotnmlsaioner, and the license law is about taking effect.

OXE of the members of the council will present at its next meeting an ordinance prohibiting cattle from running at large within the city limits. This aright

noiuiiufa move in the right direction, as the nurnwoos'to streets of a city of this size are not the proper places to be used as cattle pastures. Xvi 2

The council has abolished the oifico of

«ladles in the city and country are In- Commissioner, and the duties of I to oome and set* fjhem»fcl*«

whSrf t'hey'wan t?" A rap! l.t VwUl'Si'ln a" that functionary now devolve upon tho taadanes to trtm tha coods n, 4«slr«d at very great redaction from wi yon have been and now req- idto p» for goods. By coming at o&M can ha. you choice aad get what you want.

tl_^

Taw. dall tfmm tt consolinir to know teat «©»u body I# driving basin«es. Keyes

HMt. tortus to ^.-tai

mLmv

(iKul ilfUk

fchould hav0 a

miIA« A Avfttiva4i\n Thft T\AT4V .. _i miles on a picnic excursion. The party consisted of fifty ladies and seventy-five gentlemen, all of tho Normal School.

AND now this city has ordained that saloon keepers shall pay for the privilege of dealing out liquid chain lightning by the drink the sum of |200 per annum. Step up, gentleman, and dance to the music. ...

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city ^^*1, who, In addition to having thhi extra duty imposed upon him, has also been instructed to strictly enforce the provisions of the new license law. Too much, gentlemen, too much.

The A. O. U. M. gave a ball and sttmwherry festival at Dowling Hall, on Tuesiy evening last. Those who partielpated| had a very pleasant time and were !refine in their pmisec. of the manage-in-nt. The festival was given under the *n«pioee of the Indies, who had ereiyt! ittg arranged In thai tasteful tisoaftiHiOn tothe wxu 'J |j,

A (WtPAXv 't four young men went udting l«rt T»uixi y. ^"hc ra«tultojT the d\ teorit vv.W fii?r 1a-is. It WP- »n- .-!•!' rid ..that it W'»uUi IHit 'Wtiii if went hoppe ii .I f!" TI'-LI, SO It •,iu:wii!urasly revived that a game of seren-t{ should be and tliAtto the vkior HliMuldlH-loY Jt in- The lep~* part of the prty winner,

fT- T*H

"frerry" gixd. -t i. §rA^i

kes are running

iigir .rjr to Its fsi ii• -4 cspaeity, their .fr- Mrrl: »0t^nty l|,u H, fUld Still tl»y vun? ij.ply th# IWt ataa(m!n)t (»about one hun lred and 15 of »uggty wi- «ls i«"r day, Mid

.\.to parts tit" wes*erna»d j. Th#* 1 v.M4C.- ilii ir J!i •!ii'T the first ,.r .i.inu.jry.' l.

NowTJ&AxUia cHj oom« Work Of rt'trein Juin-ill *D1 it -KB* l«e VEIL to' S«.'K •flmrllie r-.inpa® ThaoondMiom ofttsr^iwter provldatlMl i'l«toftUffiW» gss t_. the

TILL/.-,

Horses and Carriages 11

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lavert

t-.iirt nni«xat'l-

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TERRE HAUTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL.

J- f- 'H". .. I. .Kiinr'Ki.gr. 1* w» nV I ..I.. ,11 ,| 1,1.. II... .... .Mil

A UK I to a gentleman in this city from Uwsnd la Ifillsboro, Ohio, that Ae enpadeta have retired irom the field and are now engaged in the laudable occupation of house-cleaning and **rdenln«- -T pi W

flre inspector. The chicf

of the fi'v department could attend to it.

IT is understood that a very important enterpri-i which it was supposed had been scoured for this city, is about to foil for want of substantial encouragement. Some of the owners of land in the immediate vicinity of one of the points spoken of arc persons, of ample means, and hayo been considered fhrseeing and enterprising. Most of the parties interested are willing to do their share In the premises, but some of those who would derive the greatest benefit from the location of the enterprise here, are unwilling to invest either money or land in It, although the investment would result in a very largo and speedy return by the increased valuo of the property.

O* Wednesday they had a shooting scrape at Markland, on the line of the C.

T. II. R. R. Some parties had a lawsuit which ended in a general row amongst some of the parties who were present. George Dickey, one of the parties, who keeps a saloon at that point, was followed by Tom Williams, the foreman of tho Markland Coal Company and who it seems persisted in quarreling. Dickey took down his revolver and ordered Williams to leave, after which he fired throe shots at him, one of which penetrated his breast in tho vicinity of tho heart, and wliich it Is thought will prove iatnl. Dickey was arrested and gave ball In the sum of ftsoo for his appearanco.

A aXHTUttfAW In this city is tho pos..„j*sor of a watch with a history. Itwss manufactured to tho order of Jack Slade, one of tho heroes who figured conspicuously in Mark Twain's "Roughing it," and was carried by him in many of his little unpleasantnesses. It was taken out of his pocket after he had no further use for it, or, In other words, shortly after he was hung, and given to his Wifb who disposed of it to another party who sold it to its preset owner. It is a formidable looking affair, the ease being of silver and weighing nearly a pound the ornamental work is nil hpon the Inside of the ess*. The present owner sttfs that in case of a difficulty tt nild be used with effect in tho same manner as a slung ahet. _,ltii iir 'i Hi wrill ff'f'

Qian two years ago cirounBtancw cttttt-

county clou bf, who was not the eholee of hi* heart, and whom be left the first [H.rt unity be had,and came over here, wh"re he fmmd another Miss who was .r, to liking, and wboathe marrisd »ttiM^ut the consent of number one, and not having the fear of the law before his eyes The result oi this indiscretion on his part was, that was compelled

ItlgtlMl eiid l»v other «ALIRto th{» Stair. omtopoiwi,!«»»„. .1-i. i.rtj.liBlttwl kiwrwlil. InllwpmUWnUuj for

nthiu.

he funu.h. ftoat JMK! at

"in iius ritl tat like ?ifburner. As implalnts

Uit'Un5 gSS f"1'f l-.-.vshtW'

atana of two y«u» but this it

i^i^i caly had theoflfeot of strengthening Ms

,V«rSSr afl^onfor »««bar two, for upon the expiration ofhis sentence be iinmedlatoHmi ptw»rad a divorce from tiumYxr one, remarried number two, •. IU1UUH4«S« mr« uidbeweU aftd I* *r wtfoyNr the honeymoon JTtieffltt without foar of state intervention.

iaii

without fear of stale Intervention. „)PS' ft1®*^

SftsSsSSSSi

AMM£M£KW.

Kai« W. ScoU will give a grand

ittusical CTOcTtalUiiieRt at Opera House on Wednesday erening, May 471b. 8h* will ba assisted be eminent artiala of great power mania T^T »|xken of.

Cioodrich wiU delivi a lettuce l» JtAV-

It nn- will doubtless bt a very in., rest- jfevtew OF Rev. A. Sten^isanum on 3k

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ii»g ui.d, ss the island i* spokeu of ^t^e t^cal j»«a#B«," being a free laAd cm turn %dud,

Tony Pastor with his mammoth traveling oOmpany Is now out on Ids fourth *nii!aj jLour, and will give one of his variety entertainments at the Opera

tn(er veutriltKiulst of the world gym "wU

dances bi artlstih wel|

positively appear.

ti^ ^iul brass band. sl\ould attend.,

Hie Baker ftunily, «wiatedOy -ou«bundred of the best singers in this city will appear a| the C|erft House May HMh, June 2nd,1 and 3nl, aid- propose to givo the levers of song the greatest musical entertainment ever offered in Terre Haute. The perfornmncowili consteteof

a eolioction of glees and choruses, arii select ions from ojwra, composed by Mr. J. C. Baker, and entitled Tho great Court of Babylon.

The performance is to be given for the benefit of the Vigo County Monumental Association, and while giving tho citijsens the opportunity of hearing* good performance, thoy east alio r#st assured of aiding a good cause.

Old John Eoblnson, the rival of P. T. Barnum in the show world, will be here with his mammoth show on Thursday, June 4th. He is now on his fifty-first annual tour, and claims that his Exposition equals in extent and variety any ten shows in America. The museum department'is replete with specimens of the animal kingdom from all parts of the earth, upon which the management has expended a munificent fortune, and which comprises fifty cages of animals. The circus is, it is claimed, the best in the world, there being one hundred star artists in the arenie department, in addition to which twenty female artists have been secured from the most celebrated ampliitheaters of tho Old World. One ticket admitsjfche |qJ4§FJfejfca ejitlrgexhibition. .*

JOHN RICE sold liquor at St. Marys without liccnse, for which slight indiscretion the grand jury called upon him in order that he might pay his respects to the Criminal Court, and liquidate what small amount that tribunal should deem owing to the injured law. John couldn't see it in that light, so ho gave up the business and has muco made a pastime of eluding tho officers, none Of whom know him. Tho search for him was unavailing, until yesterday, when Sheriff Hull and his deputy Hamilton overtook him just as ho was leaving the city by way of the county bridge, and requested him to favor them with a private audience at the limestone palace, corner of Third and Walnut. He was very mueh astonished at the surprise and indignantly informed them that they were mistaken In the man that his name was Fairbanks, and that he knew nothing of the matter whoreof they

spoke, at tho same timo declaring his

intention of pursuing his journey. Hamilton requested him to look in his eye and see if bo could discover any green thera. It is presumed he could not, as he immediately struck his colors, but wished to reacryotho right to proceed to St. Marys ill oliferHhat ho might find some one to g©W hk bond for an ap» pearnnce. The ofllcors having become disgusted with tho manner in which he had heretofore eludod them, and the delight which he had taken in it, would accept of nothing but an unconditional surrender, which, alter a short truce was consummated, and he. was accord-

IT will

THR course of true love tocver does run smooth" is an old saying, and the ofa yotmg man who was married inthisdty a tim diy»a«oisno«re^p- .... tion to tho general nile. A hitle more

alty

exempt &

from «lis-

aelimat# Beaidea all

theaoii isstH^iwtoiWotluCo slltro fruits in abundance. The lecture will ho descriptive, and will impart muek tarfwable JafoniwUon.-

...Innhlal/Mimntr tram-

be a very easy matter for me

save the dt.r a large sum of Harvester money, fqd by all means let It lie done.

TUB state law provides that where a dtr provides for the building of a sewer, consumption that those immediately benefitted by It may be required to pay for It. The ordinance lately passed hjr tl»a council in relation to the sewer now in process of const raciion, contaimi the same provision, and It seems to he pretty well understood that thecoundl Intend making those along tho line pay for the benefits derived from fc, wh!«h

more than right and Just.

nothing

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I OBUJTCK NOTKS.

Rev.M. CVoaley will hold smioe Fort Harrison seboolhouse No.

(nation oit and Bible

iiekl |Cr l,

morrow afternaon, at 4 o'clock.

isted be eminent Themes at the Baptist chapel on SanIlor "if"'0?' -WllamitafiuHl

ifvenlia Sabbath school

at 914 A. x.

C. W. atewart wiU Hall on Sunday, May

8p8ftk ttt Si, at

forenoon:

mt. Ju.

"The Bread of Life.* PtibBc services In the Second Presbyterian

church,

on Ohio street, at 1L A* M.

Rev. E. W. Abbey in the pulpit. The Bible class will be conducted by Mr. Abbey, and meets in the afternoon at 2« o'clock The public made welcome.

Services at the UulversaUst church tomorrow at 11 A. x. and t}4 v.

House next Monday evening. The phspci to-day. Services this evening at pexformaooe wUl QomW- TH O'clock. The presiding Elder, Itov. —O-±~. 3,

'the world}gym- foUowddbyWe^m^iftofthe^huwfli aroella brothers,

goers| nad 1V4y JPSHto? iiiinfe|l Ww ters." No service in the evening, but all mi II* am inwifA/1 iA tka. tnmnsifii The" company will

anj

X. SubPen-

school

and Bible class at A. MW Mission quarterly in^ctltfgW f^llege

W. Green, will conduct the fctondflX

R. ch^. 1,

relf k?o^a^ tliftabr^ the morning: •'Sowing Besldo all Wi*

torttod to tha orand taniperauce

-d offlden. orche®- ^ZSZjStZ^Si nil. All 10V6FH Ol IUn flif liA oIAOA nf mnralnn 1

at the close of morning service.

jr. Seats free. In the evening the Ices wilt be omitted on account of ho Tempcrancc meeting at Dowlipg all. Pastor's Bible class for ladies an4 mtlemen meets at UK A.* K. in the Suni ly-achool room.

ORAND

TEMPERANCE RALLY.

There will be another of those grand Temperance mass-meetings at Dowliag Hall to-morrow night. All the chureheJr will unite. There will be short speeches by Col, R. W. Thompson (perhaps Mr. Hunt,) and others. Those justly celebrated vocalists—the "Bhker Family,| who are now in the city—will flirnlsh the music for the odcHSlon. This announcement will gladden all lovers of grand music. Let the Hall be crowdqd|

TUB saloon keepers, it is said, aj$' making a strong and united effort to have tho lincenso law passed last Tuesday night repealed. They consider thq fee altogether too high, but pledge themselves to pay flOO. As the members who voted for the ordinance were very earnest in their efforts for its passage it is not very probable that any of them will vote for any measure which looks towards its repeal. i* j?-.

INTERMENTS.—The following is a list of interments 1h the city cemetery since last report:

May 17th—intent of E. Wade, aged 15 months: congestion of the brain. May 17th—Infant of F. A. Stange stillborn.

May 17th—Mr. Joseph Temple, aged 56 years. May 18th—Infant of 8. Stone, aged 8 years and 3 months inflammation of the brain.

A DEMOCRATIC gentleman was asked the other day if a certain person belonged to his party. He replied, "Of coursohe Is,—why, hasn't he been indicted —If you want to be sure and have good healthy article of Ice, during summer, take none but Crystal Lake Ice. may!6-4t. —I am now selling best family Flour fdr |7,80 per barrel, delivered.

J. R. CHAMBERS.

FROMBANKR UPTSALK LACE POINTS,) CHEAP. LACE POINTS, CHEAP. JUST RECEIVED AT A. HERZ & CO. —50,000 Sweet Potatoe Plants at the White Front, 155 Main street. m*y2a-2t

-Here ia a. change to buy Pictures cheap—-and, at tho sr.me time, in a per-

fwt

For a JFVto Days

A reduction of one-fourth Is offered on all Pictures In store* It. OAOQ'S Art Emporium,

Main street, between«rd and 4th.

FOR PARASOLS VISIT THE CENT .V*

STORK.

was consuiuiiiHvuu,- BISHOP LAWN, JUST RECEIVED, inal# inarched Off to the bastile, but be- VICTORIA LAWN, JUST RECEIVED, fore entering its sowed precinls gave mrAVVJirrw

bail and was allowed to wend his way homeward, sadly thinking of the uncertainties of hw.mnn existence.

FLOUR ATP.50. Wilson Co, of Telegraph Mills

are selling choice Ikmily Flqur, warrant* ed and delivered to any port of the city, at |7.80 per barrel. %i

JOB LOT ATLtSS THAN VALUE, ATA. HERZ ACO.

JUST RECEIVED!

Another invoice of superior Teas, new crop, which I will sell at lower figures than you can get the same goods in Sew York. J. R. CHAMBBBS, *L...J. Sixth street.

council to get the Market House budnem off their hands without any trouble. Councilman Bee burger says that In a half day a company with ample capital be formed, which will lease the ground for twenty-five years and bind themselves to erect a building accordtog to the plans and specifications adopt- —Dan Miller, corner of id by the council, add that the Winding Eagle Streets, Is sole agent for the celeshatt tie used as a market howe««a for brated

Mil H'

R:.4 CLOCKS.

For tho best bargains go to S. R. Freeman's. v, hi

Mo^ath

no other purj^e. Here Is an opportu- Also agent for the combined Russel

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—Jac. Bteinmehl Itas purchased all the Ice recently packed In Mr. Owen Toiler's and his own lee house for own home mayl6-4t

DOWN WITH PRICES

Of Trees, Vines and Plants, in Immense Variety, at the Old Reliable Terre Haute Nursery, south of the Blast Furnace on the Loekport Road, mils from the city. Wx, PATRICK, Nurseryman.

—A car load of Peach Blow potatoes at the White Front, 155 Main street. j,

THE SIXOER SEWING MACHINE* JSUAMT» ^S^ORNSATMJBR Ifthe immber.sold of anyonemschiiM be a criterion oflta merits, "The Stnger** carries off the palmu—N. Y. Daily New*. __ .. Machines. Tk« tlsrer 444

Wbeeler A Wllaou Mf| 119,190 #,114

Domestic H.M.Co„..y Orovar A BakerRM.CO.....,,...., Weed a M.

Peace*

A. M. and

36,179

wibKMi a if. €0. Howe Machine Co., no nuuaa Gold Medal S. M. Co. Wilcox A Glbbs American RH.if B. P. How S, M. l-o„ Remington Empire S. M. C«...—.FlorenceH,M.«V» ,,, -r-— Davis8. M.Go Victors. M. Oa.

Bl«es a M. Co.. Swcr s, M. C. ,..|lll1l.. ASuna. jr. E. Ilriiu: Bartmrn Fantoa,^.^.^^^.^ IVntrunlal H. M. Co :=. H. M. t'-

ia,i8a

.!W

JJ8 8^«l •.119 1^00 217

rv.r....

Tli i!..ve table shown that the sales the Singer Company cx vd those of any other, for the last year, by the number of lis a34 Xacti!ne«, nearly double.

The account of sales is from swora returns mado to the owners of sewing machine patents^

It will-hardly bo denied that thesi^poriority of tb© Sfn^er Machino 1s fully demonstrated, at all events, that their popularity in the household is unquestionable.

MORE PARASOLS. A. HERZ A CO. I BEFORE BUYINO Always exmaino goods and prices at 8. R. Freeman's. —t. r-r-r...:

JEWELRY..

The richest patterns—best goods—lowest price at 8. R. Freeman's.

—Bartlett's is tho only Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory now in operation in Terre Haute.

—Retail city and country merchants would do well to call at €22 Main street, for bargains in Ladies Hosiery, Half Hose, Suspenders, 'Fans, Gloves, and many other goods too numerous to mention. HAVXNS A GKDDES,

Successors to U. R. Jeffers & Co.

FANS AT ALL PRICES. LARGE ASSORTMENT AT CENT STORE.

—Contracting, bricklaying, plastering mantle and grate setting, paving, cistern building and jobbing in general, done promptly at low rates and on reasonable terms. Residence, No. 810 south Third street. ALLEN I. ARBOTT. —Churches or Societies wanting Record Books or Justices wanting Dockets can have them made just as they want them at Bartlett's Bindery and Blank Book Manufactory near corner of Fifth and Ohio streets.

SILVER WARE

The cheapest place In tbe ptate to buy Is at S. R. Freeman's. -t: BABY CARRIAGES.

On such a bright spring day as yesterday the proper place for the healthful growth of a small child—the baby—is outdoors, especially If propelled In ono of those elegant carriages to be had at Jasper Holmes', No. 100 Main street. If you think of getting a baby carriage this season call and see his assortment, which is the largest and finest in tho city, ranging in prices from $6.00 to |40.

WATCH REPAIRING.

Best done at S. R. Freeman's. MONEY SAVED By bujang of S. R. Freeman.

THE NEW FANS AT A. HERZ fc GO'S ARE 50 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN ANY EVER SHOWN IN THIS GTTY.

A CARD.

To all persons having old Daguerreotypes, Photographs, Ambrotypes, Ferotypes, Tintypes, or Gesas, from which they wish enlarged copies, done In the latest and most durable style, and warranted to please, an Invitation is given to call at my Now Gallery, No. 115ji Main street, (old Odd Fellows Hall,) and examine my work before giving your orders for an inferior old, out of date style of picture, (Ferotype) revived under a new high-souding name forth© purpose of deceiving those not posted, and inducing them to pay their money for such trash as any Photographer having any pride In work above dollars ana cents, would be ashamed to offer his customers at any price.

Respcctfullv,

'5 :H D. H. WRIGHT.

—Dan Miller has just received another lot of Sprague's Water Mill Flour.

—Leave Orders for Crystal Lake Ice with the driver or at the office, No. 814 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth. mayKMti

WATCHESI

Largest assortment ladies and gents'. Lowest prices at S. R. Freeman's.

FOR BEST ASSORTMENT IN CHlLDREN*S PARASOLS, VISIT THE CENT STORE.

FRESH FISH.

Lake Erie Salmon, Pike and White Fish, Pickerel, Bass, Trout, White Perch, Cat FUh, Buffalo and Eels. Also choloe Fruits and Vegetables, fresh Butter and Eggs, Chickens and Turkeys kept constantly on hand and for sale at extremely low prices, at C. T. Stevenson's fish market, en Ohio street, north side, between Fourth and Fifth streets.

OFFICE FURNITURE•. Buckingham A

also

Vsa Ulsen have the

largest stock of OfBoe Desk*, Office and Library Tablea, Ac., In the city, which they will sell lew for csah. Call and sea their styles before purchasing. Tbey

make all kinda of Office Furniture, Counters, Cases, Ac., to order. Place of bnnlnrr on Walnut street, bo tween Fourth aad Fifth.

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